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[RTiger]

How many others out there are used to playing the no booze game, and if so, what do you do to keep the dwarves happy?

[dirty foot]

No booze?

You playing as an elf or something?

[Minnakht]

Ironically, elves have booze - the best booze, sunshine, in fact.

Playing as an elf would be without stone, what is pure horrible, and/or without magma, which is blasphemous.

[Dutchling]

You can always mod out alcohol dependency. Otherwise your dwarves will be way too slow what might be a problem for your military

[RTiger]

I always end up in situations where I can't get enough barrels for booze. They are always taken by this or that. I tried jugs, but they didn't work.

So I am used to playing the no booze game.

[Minnakht]

I always end up in situations where I can't get enough barrels for booze. They are always taken by this or that. I tried jugs, but they didn't work.

So I am used to playing the no booze game.

It's not jugs. It's pots.

Make rock pot at the Craftdwarf's, never use wood for anything other than beds/bins/training spears again.

...that is, unless you want to make waterwheels, axles, and/or siege engines...

[dirty foot]

I always end up in situations where I can't get enough barrels for booze. They are always taken by this or that. I tried jugs, but they didn't work.

So I am used to playing the no booze game.

It's not jugs. It's pots.

Make rock pot at the Craftdwarf's, never use wood for anything other than beds/bins/training spears again.

...that is, unless you want to make waterwheels, axles, and/or siege engines...

I second this. Wood is quite valuable. If it can be made with rocks instead of something else, do so.

[FearfulJesuit]

Yeah, the thing I like most about the recent versions is rock pots. For somebody playing nanoforts, they're a godsend.

[Minnakht]

Actually, wood isn't valuable at all... all of it has material value 1, like common stone.

But many players value it for its unique uses. Bins!

[Oliolli]

Until in come the stone beds, bins and training spears. And windmills, water wheels, siege engines and axels. Suddenly it's quite useless, except for charcoal or ash.

[FearfulJesuit]

I can't wait for my mayor to mandate a slade windmill in his bedroom.

[RTiger]

I use what I got. There are times where I use wood extensively, especially if I am dealing with an aquifer.

Namely, I tend to use wood for beds, bins, barrels, buckets, pipes, corkscrews, mechanics.

[dirty foot]

Actually, wood isn't valuable at all... all of it has material value 1, like common stone.

But many players value it for its unique uses. Bins!

I was stating its value in use.

It's worth garbage as a value multiplier.

[Edosurist]

I love how this thread just got REALLY off topic. Try giving them all mausoleums and grand bed/dining/office rooms and such, even sculptor gardens. engrave any wall/floor you come across. look at their preferences screen, and give them things they enjoy, and take care of anything making them sad.